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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-11
A Doubtful Accommodate

Brownies employer was calling his atten-
ton to the sales of another travelling man,
and intimating that he ought to try and do
as well.
II tell you what it is" said Browne, ''it's
all in the territory man has to travel. Now
any fool can sell goods in that territory"
"Well," replied the merchant, thoughtful
ly, II think will start you out on that route
next month. "-Merchant Traveller.
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A Foreigners Mistake,

Distinguished Foreigner-Yes, I have tray
eled great deal in this country and cannot
help wondering why your government does
not catch these train robbers and lock
them up.
American-Have you met train robbersa
'Plenty of them; they're everywhere, it
seems to me, but I must say they are very
polite for highwaymen.
"Politey'
Every; and notice, too, that they ore all
colored men," ..-..
"Oh, those arc not train robbers: those are
porters Omaha World
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WILDCAT HUNTING.

The Delights OF This Sport Entertain
&,y5 ingly Told.
ildcat hunting is very exciting, especially
for the cat. Once in Mendocino county, Cal,
was enjoying few days quail shooting at
farmhouse where was large and sociable
dog. His father was setter and his mother
q bull terrier, and the combination Of in
herited qualities made this dog peculiar. If
] took him hunting with ME the setter in
stinct prompted him to rush around through
the brush and scare of every bird within
half mile, and if I slipped away without
letting him know, the faithful bull terrier
quality would tend to come out in company
with large piece of my leg when returned
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-11
"A Hint to q Boarder.

Stout Man (whose appetite had been the
envy of his fellow boarder)-I declare! I
have lost three buttons of my vest!
Mistress of the House (who had been aching
to give him hint)-You will probably find
them in the dining room, sir.--Judge.
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L Do yon think, doctor, NE will have the
cholera here in New York this winterg,
asked an inquisitive man Of New York
health officer, It 35
have studied the matter closely, 2 replied
the official with great delberation, ssand it
is my opinion, from all / can gather, that IL
our present exemption from cholera con-
tinues for six months We will not have any
cholera this year. nT Texas Siftings.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-11
State of Minnesota, \
County ofMorlison. In District Court
Coleman Bridgman, Plaintiff,

County of Morrison. In District Court
Coleman Bridgman, Plaintiff,
vs..
A. W. ScntZ. G. II. Cute, f. r. Tialch, 10. Vail
Joseph y. Metz, Henri D. Guerney. d. W
Campbell, John Haley, Weston Merritt l.. A.
Ba0c"ck, Lafayette Emmett, L. L. Benedict
Oliver Ames, II. F. Brown. Loren Flctctcr
". W. Eastman and J. S. Bro IN, copartDers as
Eastman Brown: sylvester Kipp: orrin Kipp.
.. Washburn, the unknown heirs of Cadwajla
der G. Washburne, deceased, J. S. Lane,
George W. Sherwood. the unknown heirs al
Albert y. Gowan, deceased. the Mile Laos
Lumber Company. John Goss, Chas D. Kerr,
the unknown heirs of Ovid Pinney deceased
Melissa Cbase,.I S. Brown the unknown
E heirs OF !ASi Bntlcr, deceased the St: Paul and
Duluth Railroad Company. j. Levitt, IS, II.
Gardner and John II Rhodes. Defendants.
Z ~ SUMMONS. z -
7 he State of Minnesota to the nboye-na,ned de.
fendants: ~ <-&s - -
You and each of you arc hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint in this
action which has been fled with the Clerk nj
said Court Ut his Office in the village of Litte
ais in said county of Morrison, and to serve
n copy of yeur answer To said mplafr1t on tho
at their Office in the city of Sc
Cloud. In stearns County and State OF Mipneso.
ia. within twenty days after the service Of this
summons upon yoIi, exclusive ofthe day of sucl,
service ana tf you fail TO answer the said com
plaintiff within the time afore said the PlaintiFin
demanded In .aid complaint mud his costs and
disbursements herein. W. ~ "a ~.
Z Dated Jnrle 30th, 1857.
TAILOR q STEWART,
Plaintiff 8 Attorneys.
ST. Cloud, MINI,
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IN Fix.

First Art Critic tat an e1hibition) Great
Scott!
Second Art Critic u should say 50.
How under the sun are We to get M our
aiiquesFs 81
81 dony know There IS no way to dis.
tinguish good paintings from bAd. I,
None q All There isn't sirr3e price
mark in the whole catalcg ne. Omaha
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49, - =
New York Speculator Did you take those
Mud Run watered stock tenth mortgage
bonds to the banki
Glerk-yes sir; took half : bnshel around
this morning
Did they agree 70 let me have 500, 900 on:
them z;
AS No, sir; they said they wouldn't give over
half cent = pound for EN- r &
s by jinkss Money nnst be fearfully tight =
Omaha World. ~
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-11
4 Change q sesne.

What s that, MOTHER The rink, my child;
sThe pearl II VIZ built All the people went VIVA.
They crowded III walls and 70 music, glad sound
On ft,fnitsxre castel1 lid thetnselves round
But The fool killer ca1ne, with his tEo handed
club 81
And - sanoks n the riders from gray bearsa TO
cub; Esssss Is
And the ball ain ~ silent u used, AS you IA,
iBy the Noun Ltnh Inning and Shfoud COM
ss pely. = Robert = Bardette.
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RuSineaa Very (Ini06

i Lady Ito drug clerk)-A two cent stamp,
please.
Clerk absent minded)-Yes, INDIAN. Win
You take it with you or have it sent.-Har-
per's Bazaar.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-11
what tho Book Says.

Amateur Actress rehearsing Yon must
not say 'sexit'' when you retire from the
stage, Mr. Sissy. Il. 5:
as Amateur Actor ttriumphantly showing her
tho book,, That's what the book says, Miss
Gnshington. NJ Is
Amateur Actress convinced Why, 70 II
does.-Ihe Epoch ss &
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-11
Frank ID. Sherman's August Cherries
Frank D. Sherman has poem OH "August'

in St. Nicholas, in which appear the lines:
August, month when sleepy COWS
Seek the shade Of spreading boughs,
Where the robin quirks his head,
Contemplating cherries red.
An August cherry must be canned cherry
or the Robin must be fooling Mr.. Sherman.
San Francisco Alta.
But wild cherries ripen in August, as any
country schoolboy knows. The poet stands
acquitted.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-11

Mott Ice. 5 ~ E2szss
Nosiccis hereby given that hive given my mil,
81 son. gnarles ti BeauchaiHe, bis time, and
him, and pay no debts contracted by him q
~ tsHAS BEAUEHAINE
S Rapies Morrison 60. INN Oct 1s, 1851
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-11
vaste.1 S,veetne

. -. z = Wasted Sweetness. a.
= Miss Clara-And so your engagement with
Mr.. Featherly is at an end, Ethel!
Miss Ethel-Yes, for evermore. ..1E
Miss Clara-Will you return the presents
he gave you? #.z S At. III (.
Miss Ethel--No, / cannot do that He
never gave me anything but caramels and
ice cream New York Sun.
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A LITTLE BOY JOCKEY.
Too Late at the Starting Pole-Pluck.

Too Late at the Starting Pole-P1uck.
~ Energy and Skill Win at Last.
One of the most interesting features of the
day was the conduct Of pretty little boy
who appeared as jockey. He was gaudily
dressed and his suit was evidently new His
name, as scrawled on the judges slate, looked
like Ossber. He had mount in the second
race, and did little figuring in trying to Sc
cure start. Nevertheless he looked "up to
snuff" and many bet on his horse, believing
that tho little fellow knew all about riding.
More than a dozen false starts were made.
Finally, with his horse at the pole, the starter
dropped the red flag and away went all but
little Ossber. He wis evidently confused.
The starter raped the pole with his flagstaff
and yelled "Gor' frantically in the Jockeys
ears, but the horse moved not. 1t was too
late and the little fellow rode slowly to the
paddock entrance. where he dismounted and
burst into storm of sobs. Lizs " 81
4 Not a spectator laughed. Those who had
bet on him swore little, but the child's grief
WAS too genuine to excite any thing but pity.
He had another mount in the fourth race,
and many were tho expressions Of sympathy
as he cantered by the grand stand in a warm
ing up heat before the call to the post The
time for the start came, aud the little fellows
lips we're shut close together as lie held his
horse with stiff rein and furtively watched
the rival jockeys. There were four starters.
After several trials they got away all in .
bunch. So closely were they punched that
when they came TO the first turn, which was
almost Immediately, the four horses were
wedged against each other, their sides aud
fianks steaming with the sudden and hot
friction The outside jockey was nearly
thrown Ia the confusion, Ossber had his
horse next but ono to the pole, and was badly
squeezed by his rivals. With energy and
skin TINT we're really admirable, be pressed
the spurs into his horse, and, leaning away
forward, seemed to be helping her out Of the
rnck by main strength.
& Stride by stride the animal pushed her nose
to the fore, and when they were all past the
turn, Qsber was ahead at the much desired
pole. But he was hot pressed, and as he
went flying past the grand stand on the frst
round his teeth were still shut closely to-
Gether, and his face had an anxious look.
Tho next time around he had opened the dir
tance between him and the second horses and
was sure of victory. His lips opened wide q
be spurred his horse 70 further endeAyor. and
underneath his long visor nc SspsctAt or could
aee the happiest sxprsssion that ever liz mp q
boys eyes Not satisfied With winning, he
lnada his horss distances III the others, m q
sable error under tho circums ~ Ihss
xsowd chssred heart ma shs lcsers u this 4
event could not 70 RIM = smIIs cl synnrashys
- tbe boys prcuti stfnt ~ ~ 0arrIed - g
hfillla &C ths side 81 Tho full GROWN skable boy
Mo bore tho bnr dan ~ ths saddls
from tha Jncae HiIlp a (hicAgos
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BILL NYE TAKES A HAND,
RTSTING that II

He Wrestlcs with the Shakespeare Bacon
Problem.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-11


Special Term.
In the Matter of the Guardianship of Caroline
Brenton Archbold, a minor
On reading an filing the petition Of William
pect. jr.. guardian )fsaid minor reprcSeIting
aInni!g other things, that she. the said ward is
seized OF certain real estate in said Morrison
comfy and that it is for her interest that all of
the same should be sold, md praying for license
t" sell the same and it appearing to the court.
llom said petition. that it will be for tic best in
tvris: OF said minor to license to the said William
Feet. IT, to- sell said real estate at private sn lc
II is ordered and directed that the next of kin to
said ward and MI persons interested in said es-
w." appear before the judge of this court. on
49, -, ". the l?t! day of November \. D. 1887,
- . '.rlotk p. m, IT the court house in Little
iHiis. In said county. then and there to show
.'iG>r. III any there hc) why license should not
ic granted for the 50 IL of said real estate accord
ing t., the prnye- 81 said m:tition.
AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED That Il
copy Of this order shall be published for four
successive weeks prior to said day orhearng The
last of which publications shall he at least four.
!c"n days before the said day of hearing. In the
Little Falls Transcript. a weekly newspaper
printed at Little Fails in said county.
Dated ut Little Falls The 10Th day of October.
\. u. 1857.
BY the Court.
\. RICHARDSON,
Probate Judge Of Morrison Comfy Mimi
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Information,

The politicians up and doing. r.
g.. And working with will; = +. .@.'"s
The fisherman, his sport pursuing,
Is lying still. Boston Courier.
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RUSTING that it
III not in any
way impair the
sale of Mr.. Don
nelly's book, 1 de-
sire to offer here a
few words i'll favor
of the theory that
William Shake.
speare wrote his
own works and
thought his own
thinks. The time
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-11

NOTICE.: TO CREDITORS
State Of Minnesota, !
County Of Morrison
In the Matter of the Estate of William Butler.
deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, To all persons
having claims and demands against the estate
of William Butler, late of the county Of MOrri-
son. deceased. that the Judge of the Probate
Court of snid County will hear, examine and adj
inst claims aud demands against said estate, at
his Office in the village Of Little Falls in said
County. on the first Monday of each month for
th'. months o. November and December in 1887
AMI for the months OF January February, March
a'i'i April in 1888 and that six months from the
tir't day of November. 1857, have been limited
and allowed by said Probate Cunrt for creditors
to present their claims.
MARY E. BUTLER,
WILLIAM 4. Bl'TLER.
Gated this 10Th day of October. 1857.
AfininIstratriN and administrator Of the Es
tate Of VIA. Butler, Deceased.
n. RICHARDSON,
Judge of Probate.
ORDER TO HEAR PETITION FOR LICENSE
TO SELL LAND OF MINOR. &C.
State Of Minnesota. !
CUNT of
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

ANKENY & MERRILL.
Attorneys for Mertgagec,
4O4 Boston BLOCK. Minneapolis. MINI.
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This service has been arranged with Il single
view Il the comfort and enieuce of the tray.
cling public and oilers the best and most lux
urlous accommodations between the above
named points
For time table and ali other information ap.
ply tOanv tiCzit agent. to
T. " TEASnALE. Gcn'l Pnss Agent
j. MCCULLOUGH, NJ. NJ. WHEELER,
Asst. Gen Pass. Ast. Trarlg Hsss. Agt.
ST. PAUL. MIMI.
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What Women Didn't Know,

san Fruneiseo Chronicle. f..A..gr
/ thought women knew everything
about everything. But they don't. I
don't like to tell this STORY. It Is a kind
OF give away. They wero three OF. four
ladies enjoying that afternoon time when
all the gossip Is manufactured and made
nd in packages to DO delivered around
town. They were having a charming time
when the Chinese boy walked into their
midst, holding In hls hand a box Of paste
Of some kind. He handed 1t to the Indy
Of the house with the laconic remark:
"Man down there sell EN-" They all
grabbed for the box. ".What was it,"
said one. 81" don't know" said the
other, "but it's PASTE" II know" said
the hostess; tits that new COM
ple1ion paste we were reading about;
don't you remember? It must be that"
1T must be good let's try It." So one OF
them took a good big dab Of 1t and put it
on her cheek, and another put some on
her chin, and another ION her forehead.
Then they all began to squirm. The first
ones cheek was all drawn up and ahe
could only speak out Of the side Of her
mouth ;the third ones eyelids were pulled
mp 10 that she could not shut them.
swell, I never! We don't want any Of
that anyway; take 1t away; rake 1t away,
quick: tell the man we don't want it."
The Chinaman departed and found the
peddler sitting on the front steps. The
peddler rose up. swell" he continued,
"I'm glad you've come back; l thought
you were cleaning all the silverwear in the
house with it." .a nT
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= REV. q. MILLS.
This whiskcy is sold ONLY in bottles.
Price, 81. For sale by Druggists, Gro.
GERS and Dealers.
Persons east OF the Rocky Mountains
(except tho Tcrritories), unable 10 pro.
cure It from their dealers Gun lave Half
Dozen sent In plain case unmarked, ex.
press charges prepaid, by RENTING SO to
The Duffy Malt Whisky CD, Rochester, N. Y.
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oo!ored cotton grapes make very al.
trnotive saah curtains. 'H

Uolored cotton grapes make very at
traotive sash curtains.
Very charming tea cloths have an edg'
Ing OF Venetian lace on either end.
Cloth ribbon, so.called, has a heavy
mat surface, and makes very pretty bows.
Baby ribbon made into a full nigret Ia
worn In the hair and Is quite effective.
White sofa pillows are a novelty which
has come with the white-tramed furnl-
ture. I-t ,5gS sf3 Il
Among the pretty costumes In simple
woolenp the favorite corsage ia a Ia Nine.
Royale. 50 N
Marabout nigrets still mako the pref.
tlest decoration for tho head on evening
colHures.
Pattern dresses In woolens are very
stylish and generally popular and are In
great variety.
The modes for spring comprise wooden
and velvet combinations, also Bilk or
plush with wool.
Plain skirts will be the rule tho coming
season, with very long and full draperies
In the oyerdresg.
Colored Brussels net still takes the place
Of white ruching for net and sleeves Of
dressy costumes. sls 2
Some evening honnets are made entirely
OF tulle, with no trimming whatever. The
effect ID extremely light and airy.
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FINANCE N TRADE,
The Features OF the Money and Stock

The features OF the Money and Stool
NV York, March lS.-Money on call easy at 81
s5 per cent, closing a, skx4 per cent Prime 1ues
camille paper 6xa6k per cent. Sterling exchaug,
weaker at n SsXaA 50.
RAILROAD BoSDs--Were dull; sales 3, oS7,ooo,
GovEhsnxSr Bosps-were dull and steady.
STATE BosDs-Were dull aud steady, but firm.
The stock market was q little moro active to-day,
aud the speculation displayed u somewhat arrnei
tone. but The dullnets stlll remained tho spccial
feature. although there was Q little more move
ment among the active stocks. tho net result Of the
day, beitig that Yesterdays ioesc were shout recoy.
cred. The baltimore & Ohio deal was again the
were circulated In regaid TO tho consolidation
among tho New England roads. The opening this
morning was tame, but frm to strong, with lint
prices Allowing advances over last evenings final
figures, extending 10 y percent The market was
rather. weak In the carly dealings, under the lead
Of Richmond & West Point, which dropped " per
cent. Alter q slight rally the market became tx.
ttemely dull. but with an advancing tendency to
prices. which continued until moan. Texas 81 Pa.
ciac was prominent for It, strength.
The market touring tho afternoon was featurelens,
and With the exception Of tho advance In Fort
Wayne and Denver, showed only 4 tluctuat!on Of
kaM per cent. In the last hour special weakness
WM developed III NGckilg Valley, which Affected
tho general list somewhat, but the close was steady
and dull. closo 10 opening figures. Tho great
majority OF the active list show fractional I'D.
yauees, conspicuous among which is Louisville 4
Wayne and Denver gained ~. Richmond 4 West
Point and Hooking Valley arc each OH " per cent,
transactions 1883 shares. HrH ="
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth? II
SO, send at once and get a bottle Of MRs.
W1NsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILD
Rem TEErHlNa. Its value is incalculable.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediately. Depend upon it, mothers,
there is no mistake about 1t. It cures
dysentery and diarrhGa, regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie,
softens the gums, reduces inflammation
and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. Mrs. WMsLow's SOOTHING SYaUr
FOR CHILDREN TEEruING is pleasant to the
taste, and is the prescription Of one Of the
oldest and best female nurses and pbysi.
cians in the United States, and is for sale
BY all druggists throughout the world.
Price % cents q bottle. Mws4w
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SYMPTOMS OF CONSUMPTION

FIRST STAGE.-Cough in the morn.
ing followed shortly after by slight cxpec.
toration, which the patient thinks only
comes from his throat. Short breathing,
with ~tightncss In the cliest-pulse 10.
comes quicker In the evening or after q
full meal-clillincss In the evening with
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The unprecedented sale Of Boschee's
German Syrup within q few years, has
astonished the world. It is without doubt
the safest and best remedy ever discover
ed for the speedy and e1ectual cure Of
coughs, colds and the everest lung
troubles. It acts on an entirely different
principle from the usual prescriptions
given by physicians, as it does not dry up
a cough and leave the disease still in the
system, but on the contrary remover the
cause Of the trouble, heals the parts affect
ed and leaves them in a purely healthy
condition. A bottle kept in the house for
use when the diseases make their appear
ance, will save doctor bills and q long
spell Of eerious illness. A trial will CON
sold by all druggists and general dealers in
the land. Price, rs cents, large bottles.
H#r.MtAr .T.rl. -t#.- .#-LsE. t-L. #Nr...' ntOy r.
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Live Stock,

TOLEDO. March 1S.-Wheat weak and lower: NAV
sac; June S3Ac: August S2Ac. Corn dull: NAV
lie. Oats nominal. Cloyerseed quiet: March Al X
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The Deer Creek Rip Sawis the name Of
IN Ohio newspaper.
AckerS

Blood Elixir is the only Blood Remedy
guaranteed. II is a positive cure for Vi
GERS, Eruptions or Syphilitic Poisoning.
It purifes the whole system, and ban
lshes all Rheumatic and Neuralglc pains.
We guarantee it. Logan Go. and O.
Menkemeller. yllp5a &
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Can't Sleep

Nights is the complaint OF thousands
suffering from Asthms, Consumption,
Coughs, etc. Did you yer try Acker's
English Remedy? 1t is the best prepa-
ration known for all Lung Troubles, sold
on a positive guarantee at 10c., Soc. Logan
& Co. and @. Menkemeller.
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sT0ck QUOTATIONS. LosKD hid,

w hcCUuuS..,,,,,,.... W
G., O.. y, i l............ G21
Denver & R. G......... 27s
I~lA tHu5l
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IHEAP HOMES FOR SALE.
~ Lots In The Geo. X Wheat Addition at $3.50
ALol AMI upwards. All In a'bunch $50 a lot.
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A Good Instance of Good Nature.

Onldho World.
First Omaha Girl-"Yss, that Mr.. New
beam is handsome, but he's such fool"
Second Omaha Girl-''1t doesn't eeem
possible" "It's true though. At the
concert the other night I caught him
staring at me and I looked back at him in
q surprised, angry sort Of way, you know"
"Of course" swell, he didn't once
elsncs in my direction again the whole
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Logan 4 90.